How does petrochemical integration improve competitive position?
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- The global pandemic and energy transition emphasise the importance of a strong competitive position for downstream sites. A key question is how can this be achieved.
- In this Insight we explore, using REM-Chemicals, S-Oil’s decision to add steam cracking at its site at Onsan, South Korea.
- The key questions for any assessment of competitor intelligence are:
- How does this change the competitive position of the integrated site?
- How competitive are the olefins supplied from this site within the broader Asia region?
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